Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-09
FOREIGN.
The Bulgarian Question.

LONDON, February Sth.-The official dis
patches which passed between the Russian
and the British Governme nts regarding the
Bulgarian question have been published.
They show that the Gar approved of the
course of General Kaulbars in Bulgaria,
and declared that the efforts to restore the
independence of that country would be
continued. The late Lord Iddesleigh then
Foreign Secretary in reply said that though
the Russian Governments impression of
events in Bulgaria differed widely with
those of the British Government. England
was equally DESTROYS of maintaining the
treaties relative to Bulgaria and obtaining
pacific solution of the difficulty,
A German ambassador Called Home.
TANGIERs, February Sth.-The German
Minister has been summoned to Berlin.
1t is understood that he is called home in
connection with the report that the French
Minister to Morocco has secured an i'm
portant change in the Algerian frontier.
The Sultan of Morocco is organizing an
expedition to proceed to the Algerian from
tier, in consequence of certain movements
which have been observed there.
Prussia and the Vatican.
BREsLAU, February Shit is stated that
Monsignor kopp, the Catholic Bishop of
FUlda, who mediated between Prussia and
the Vatican in the negotiations for the re-
vision of the May laws, has been deputed
by the Pope to make statement declaring
the Pope's intentions in advising Catholic
electors to support the Government on the
septennate bill, and explaining the Papal
interests from Catholic standpoint in hav-
ing the Catholic electors assist in securing
the success of Prince Bismarck's bill in the
Reichstag. The occasion for making this
important statement will be the introduce
ton in the upper House of the Prussian
Diet of new ecclesiastical bill. 1t is also
announced here that the Pope, desiring to
meet Prussia views, even in the matters of
ecclesiastical discipline and appointment,
will favor the nomination of DR.. Kopp to
the Bishopric of Breslau.
socialist Meeting Broken Up.
BERLIN, February Sth.-The police at
tempted to disperse Socialist meeting,
which was being held in the Book brewery
at Stettin, last evening, but failed. A force
of military was then summoned, and with
fixed bayonets drove the people from the
hall. Several of the people were wounded
by bayonet thrusts. One man is reported
to have been killed. The hall in which the
meeting was held was completely wrecked.
At Madgeburg yesterday a Socialists were
arrested on a charge of belonging to the
illegal society.
Extra Budget Appropriations,
BRUSSELS, February Sth.-The Govern
ment has introduced bill in the Chamber
of Deputies for extra budget appropriations
amounting to 100000 francs, of which
19,500,o00 francs are asked for pressing
military measures.
Denies the Soft impeachment.
PARIS, February Sth.-T The Evenemeat
says: In an interview between French
man and Herr Blichroder, at Berlin, the
latter declared on his honor that he had
asked Prince Bismarck whether he had IN
spired the Berlin Posts recent article, and
Prince Bismarck replied with distinct
negative.
Accepted the Challenge.
TORONTO, February Sth.-Beach has ac-
cepted Han!an's challenge TO row on the
Nepean river. Hanlan will start for Aus
tralia about the end of August or the first
part of September. He positively declines
to row on the Paramatta river.